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500 FOR IS CENTS.

Messrs. Doliber, Gooiale & Co., of
Boston, Mass, the proprietors of
"Mellin's Food" make the following
offer to every mother in the United
States: If you vii send thirty FIVE
cents to their place Of business, 40,
Al, ~ and 43 Central Wharf. Boston.
Mass, they will mail to you, postage
paid. an elegantly illustrated bound
copy-worth $1.0O- of "Our Picture
Book" This is most lnagniicently
illustrated book for children. It is
bound in boards. Illuminated cover in
ten colors. lithoed water-color from
tispiece, II pages. extra.fine paper,
and crowded with beautiful and cx-
quisite stories from our most talented
writer's for the little ones. Address
Doliber. Goodale & Co., Boston, Mass.
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K VIII Paw Every

Intelligent mother in the land to read
this generous Endorsement rom the
wife Of the late Matthew Simpson,
d. D., LII. D., Bishop Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
REV. j. Henry Smlthe, D. D.; Edi-.
tor ssSunshlDe for Little Children"
My dear frieDd:-I rejoice to know
that so many mothers and children
ale being taught the inestimable value
of Mellin's Food. and / trust that
your efforts may result in placing it
permanently in every household in
The land. Truly yours.
1916 ELLEN III. SIMPSON.
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1t may be asserted, in general way,
that wherever in the United States
you do not find dsncing ysu find kiss
ing. In communities where danci &
WAS disapproved l have seen ''string
INES" called for and carried into
practice at entertainments in school
houses. and even at church socia.
bles. In such places church members
and, for aught I know, deacons-take
part, in the amusement; and I have
seen it develop a freshness, 80 to
speak, ia griZzled men which made
them, one would think anything
but beguiling to the young and
fair. Among those of earlier years
kissing becomes in such communities
systematic pursuit, like hunting or
fishing. Young girls whose parents
object to it are neglected or disllked;
a young man in such village told
a friend of mine, with some indigE.-
ton, that she was the only girl in
town whom, he had not kissed. 1t is
of no use to object to it as immoral
where the church members are COM
mitted to it. Perhaps it cannot be
called immoral; but when society has
reached certain stage of refinement
these games vanish. The symbol OF
that increased refinement is usually
dancing. Dancing, whatever its draw
backs, serves practically as an anti.
dote to kissing games; where one
begins the other dies out. They do
not seem TO flourish side by side; at
any rate, people rarely go back from
dancing TO kissing. Granting. for the
sake of argument, that it is necessary
to have some amusement. the choice
lies, in our villages and their scatter
ed families, between these two forms
of relaxation. Which is the better Of
the two!- IIarper's Bazaar.
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The railroad companies are recall
ing all lasses, including editorial
passes issued for value received by
them from the several newspapers OF
the state in advertising their roads.
But since. rs they claim, there are not
so many millions in the railroad bust
mess since the enactment of the inter-
state commerce law the companies
deem themselves justified in rescind.
ing at will specific bona fide contracts.
But we don't. and we believe our
opinion is supported by public senti-
ment, and by the right of justice.
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RCMOSVlLLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Borrill entertained
quite number of relatives and
friends at their residence last Friday
evening, the occasion being Mr.. Bor-
rirs birthday. The party was much
enjoyed by those present.
Farmers are making preparations
for seeding.
Warner Davidson returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday to remain
with his parents during the summer.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
STEVENS. In PROBATE COURT, Special
Term.
In the matter Of the estate Of Ole p. Kali
st.om, deceased:
On reading and fling the petition of Fred
rika EalstrOm, Executrix, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to her
hands, and the disposition thereof; the
amount Of debts outstanding against said
estate of " hcb said deceased died seized, and
the condition and value of the respective
pot ons thereof; and praying that license be
to her granted to sell the south half OF the
southwest quarter Of Section thirty-four (34),
in Tow ms zip one hundred and twenty five
(:25y, OF Range forty one l4D;. and it appear.
ing by sid petition that there is not Sd thcient
personal es,'te in the hands Of said Fredrika
ka strom, Executrix. to pay said debts, and
that it is necessary. in order to pay the same,
to sell all of said real estate;
1t is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before the Judge
of tins Cou on Monday the 4th day of App,
A. D. 1887. al IL O'Clock A. M. at the Court
House Norris in SAID county, then and
there to show cause (if ary here be) why Ii,
cense should not be granted to said
Executrix to sell SAID real estate
a. cording to the prayer Of said petition.
And it is further ordered that copy of tbs
cider shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said dayo hearing, the last Of
when poo ;catioDs sha, oe at least fourteen
days De ore said day of hearing in The SIN,
weektv new GA ger printed and published a:
Mr.: IS :, S: i county, and personally serord
on Al pe SONS interested in ssM estate, res'd-
iEg III sad county, st leas. ;ouT:een days te.o e
said cay of hearing, and upon al. other p .'scrs
interested, according tolaw.
Dated at Morris the 7th day of February, A.
D. 1887.
BY the Court,
GEORGE E. DARLING,
Judge of Probate of Stevens Co.. Mimi.
Brown & Chew, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Money to Loan.

On improved farms In any part of
western Minnesota at from per cent.
mp; with priveiage Of repaying before
due in sums of $lOO or over. No
charge for ahstracting or recording.
Loans made privately and promptly.
We mean what we say. and do what
we agree to. Don't he imposed upon
by interruptions agents who extort
exorbitant bonu and commissions.
Call and see rs, get our terms, and if
satisfactory. give us your app'icatlon.
THE STEVENS Co. ABsT. AND r. E..
Agency.
ONCE next door to First Nat. Bank.
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READ THIS.

We, the undersigned, the wagoners
and blacksmiths of the village of
Morris in order to carry on our trade
are obliged to adopt the following
plan: to do strictly cash business,
from and after March LIST. 1887.
KERL & WATZKE,
MURPHY s. RIORDAN,
O. X. GEsME.
JOHN j. PIMM,
A. ANHALT,
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CoNNelJY.

Harry Donnelly made his folks Il
flying visit Sunday. He is agent and
operator at Tintah.
Mrs. J. c. Hammond has gone to
Sauk Centre for medical advice.
Joe Meier is preparing to burn
lime. LECOG.
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Auction.

There will be held at the Jones farm
in the town of Scott on Friday. April
lst, at one O'Clock p. m. an auction
sale of live stock. wagons, harvesters.
seeders, grain drills, tanning mills,
cookie mills, plows, drags, binders, Il
corn cultivator, a hay rake, household
furniture and all the other personal
property on the farm. Is
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-24

The Herman Herald announces that
about may LIST it will be moved to FL
bow Lake. where its publication will
he continued rnder tie name
Of the Grant County Leader.
Elbow Lake is to be congratulated on
the acquisition Of such valuable ex-
ronent of its local interests. The
Herald has been worthy local paper
and the Herman people must certainly
appreciate the loss sustained by that
place in the removal.
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Barefooted in Midwinter.

''Oh, yes, they say he'svery rich now
Still, knew the time when he used to
walk around barefooted in midwin
ter"
"In his early boyhood, may be9"
"Oh, no. Since he's married"
impossible, Mrs. Bascomb. Why,
whenP'''
J ''At nights, when the baby had the
collie. "-Puiladelphia Call.
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OARN-N.

C. Cogel has added nine valuable
brood mares to his stock farm in OAR
men, which he recently brought from
Iowa.
G. Camp intends also to improve
his stock farm in this town in SINH
lar manner-by placing some very
fine stock on it.
Henry Kyser has returned from
Larimore, OAK. and will put in his
farm in the town of Scott.
Quite number of the young peo-
pie of this town have Joined the Good
Templars Lodge in Morris. Let the
good work 60 on.
Miss Edith Welsch visited friends
in Morris during this week.
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List OF Letters.

Advertised at Morris, Mimi. Febru-
airy 7th, 1887:
Rev. II. 3. Crandal!. Clara Crocen.
Kristine Carlmark G. E. Dlbble, Geo.
Keller.
Persons callirg for The above will
please say ''aslveriised.'
M. l.. Torpey, Postmaster.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-24
Morse Than a Fire Alarm.

One of the most dreadful alarms
that can be sounded in mothers
ears is produced by cronp;dreadful, he
cause IL is known to he dangerons:the
more dreadful because the life of Il
loved one is in jeopardy. Chamber
lain's C"ngh Remedy is never fail
ing safeguard against this dangerous
disease. Its reputation lis II preyen-
tive and cure of Group is fully and
firmly established. In fact, il is the
only remedy which can always be
relied upon. Sold by Fred Buckentin.
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Something New.

l have purchased a new and con-
plete line of millinery goods, of the
latest styles, and will open rooms al
the old stand on Pacific Avenue March
Dist. Come, one and all, End make a
selection while The stock is complete.
1S-tf Mrs. A. p. Dye.
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J. W. Reynolds has been commits
stoned as attorney for settlers on ii.
demnity lands for the purpose of look
ing after the interests of settlers in
the matter of the question of titles to
these lands. between the government
and the st. p, n. & M. Ry. Co.
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First Publication March 10, 1888 J.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land O:fes -! Fe gus

Land OTta ?! Fe gus Fsllls, Mimi.
M.scn Z, 1857.
Notice., ne-eov - tat Glowing
name, t'e: 81 e. o, &c = mention
to ,aa-e fna 100 snpno , q ''s claim,
a., said proc made REQ E ne judge,
o. i ,bsa. &c Elk Of dis r:ct court OF
Sever eop, :. -, at Morris, Mimi, on
Friday. Ap' St:1, viz:
John ti.sn ,.nnestead application No.
{ 5 TO-: lie N. .: N. E. section %, town.
$40 12G, taoee ..
lie mes ne following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viz:
Peter Brandt, Frank g. Smith, Andrew
Wilson and Frank A. TORY. all of Morris,
Mimi. TT. COMING Register.
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OPpI9TTIr CITY PIPER.

The old soldiers, thanks to the
grace of the legislature, will sit ON Tie
fence and whittlo while the other old
boys are working out tn cir poll taxes,
from which the are ''boys eXem2-
ted Caledonia Argus.
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-"You are picturing rather gloomy
futare for me, madam" he said to the
fostune-teller. Eyes, SIR" she replied;
..but it's the best I can do for half .
dollar. "--Harper's Bazaar.
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First Publication March II, 1887.
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNES OTA, COUNTY OF
STEVENS, SIS. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Henry A. Jay +,
d. ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of
Henry A. ia, late Of the county Of Pierce,
State 6 Wisconsin, deceased, that the Judge
of the P1>.ba's Court of aid county will hear,
examine and adjrst claims and demands
against sd es'us at his Office in Morris in
said coontv, on the first Monday in the
m, nths Of May, June. july. Au. lst: ssp.em-
Der and Octot y, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock a.
10 !, aid that six molths from the secol day
Of MAJ, 1857, have been Limited and allowed by
said p. t.lt4 Court for creditors TO llss 1t
their claims.
Dated this 7th day of March, A. D. 1887.
SAMUEL H. LEWIS,
Executor Of the last will and testiment CT
H-nry A. Jay, decreased.
1876 GEO. e. DARLING,
Judge of Probate.
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HERD NOTICE..

l will herd all kinds of stock-cat-
tie, horses and sleep-during the
coming season. Terms. for the sea-
son: Cattle. $l.00 per head; sheep,
IS cents per head; horses. $500 per
head.
j. w. E. PUsHoR,
Town of Morris.
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"SenSatiOn Jr,"

My Norman stallion, Sensation Jr..
will be found in my barn in the town
of Synnes the frs. three days of each
week, and the last three days Of each
week ut the st. Paul house stable, on
and after March Goth. Terms: To
insure. $500. M. f. FINNEaAN.
If You wish to BUY choice build
ing lot In Norris see me before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
FIELDER B. CHEW.
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Thirst Pnb!i:at "a NJ h ri, ISL.
NOTICE FOR PCB CAT ON.
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Note : hsasbs aiyep Thai me o,loa ~
ia nec 49, I'd notice o. ~ 40 ia /,
70 ME 100 oef ~ suooo.t q. -. =,
arc Iva 49,. oos re aoos ~ q !.
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CLr q 70. Co.'S u !. ,e.o, a,
Clenwtle CT -:
Kro. Lsrris home ead cs.oa No.
ssn3e s'.f Ea . e-ha o -. No. ]. eat
one e. :ts ga. Tow IS No. IS N.
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H = ne.nt the 'o;'ow % y llesse, 10 rrc,e
b'sen eaors : .derce upon ano ca va. on
SO anc W:
And ~ :, lss. Ole B. Tea Tom Thom,-
son ard Z nu:' Thompson. a. o. Nora, Pope
county, A.nn.
F.Cowise. REG SEE
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! am prepared 10 make Loans on
Real Estate at low rates OF interest
and on. long time. Call and see me.
GEO. +. DARLING.
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First Publication Mach .. 1887.

First Publication March g. 1887.
NOTICE. FOE oJ6 .cAfsoN:
Land q ice a. "e'. is e. Nirr.
Nj :, "a 81.
Notice :, Re 'ab, given tbs' ''s pow ~
nance settle h. i'ed nosic2 y, i. ,'o.i
;or III . 90. IN t.cnnn n.
=, ~. a i n.oos w he Vade b. 9 Q
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q = ssS Cor.,i~. Mi,trp . 3.
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F. e hguar n 81. ., No.
&c 70 shs \ Sc ta.a so IS
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h.os, Hsat: aud ia ID Z =, u
Mir.
TT COMING. E4s'.;e..
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che Sun,

HE SUMS weekly newspaper de.
voted to the interests of Stevens County
and vicinity.
GERMS: ST 80 a Year In Advance.
STEPHEN c MURPHY,
Publisher.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

have received newSt0ck of BOOTS
ana SHOES from FACTORIES inB0st0n And
have added to my stock new line Of HATS
AND CAPS. You will be surprised when
youlearn prices. MY GROCER Stock keep
in good condition. You can get Barg aims at
q. j. NIo6re's
Cheap Cash Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08

OF conversation with Reddick years ago
about doing something for the educational
interests OF Ottawa At later period, OF
Redlick as expressing regrets that he had
not done it, was sorry for it," He con
trasts Ottawa with Rockford with its Female
seminary; Aurora, with its Jennings Semi
nary and Normal School, and Evanston,
with Biblical Institute. They elevate the
character standard Of entire populations, be-
sides Advertising the locality and bringing
In wealth,
He had fondly hoped to be present again
q, the last meeting Of the old settlers, to
see friends, and once more to give express
sion 10 his views of what is needed to make
La Sale county what it should be. "Once
we preachers felt we could not live without
revivals and ingatherings, year by year
Our advancement depended on that. Not the
same ardor now for individual men, but an
enlarged desire for liberty, equality and fra
lernity for tie entire hpmdn race. To this
item the FREE TRADER, modestly yet rev.
erently, would put in Amen May the
good Elder live to see it from that half cen
fury home, or from the Detachable Moan
tains, he, George Washington, John Bun
yam and the rest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-08
Obituary.

The North Of Ireland, which has been the
birthplace Of many Of the hardy pioneers Of
the New World, was also the home of the
subj ect of this sketch: James Mcintyre,
who, near Coleraine, Ireland, first saw the
light of day in 1929. His parents came TO
this country when he was young man, and
settled In Pennsylvania, but after short
residence there moved to LA Sale county
Early in the sos James settled on section Ii
in this township, where he staid few years
then settled on section IA, whore he has
since lived
Miller, Kepner and Carr had settled there
before him, but they soon tired Of pioneer
life and sought choicer locations. Yet he
braved all trials, overcame all obstacles,
that he might rear home where in the ev-
ening of life he could enjoy the fruits of
honest toll.
The broad prairies, and the ever to be
dreaded slough, he saw converted into fine
farms. The early settlers shan'ies gave
place to costly residences and the long jour
ney to market accomplished in few hours.
He was farmer in the stric,est sense Of the
word, and was one Of the first of them in
this township 10 pay attention to the raising
of blooded stock All of his wealth was the
outcome Of his industry and frugality
Though always exercising The right of sut.
frage, he had no particular aspirations, which
furnishes marked contrast between him
and his brothers, Nate and W. H., who have
ever taken an active part in politics. Yet In
his own sphere his life was one Of great &C
tivity. Even when surrounded by the lux
uries which wealth commands he continued
to labor on. Unlike most men, the acquire
ment of riches made no change in his man
ner toward his fellow man. Then was he the
same as when thrty-hve years ago, bare.
footed, he foil owed yoke of oren.
For several weeks past he suffered from
cancer of the stomach, and though having
the best medical care, together with possess
ing an iron will and strong constitution, he
at last succumbed, dying Monday forenoon
He leaves wife and two daughters to mourn
his death, who have in their sorrow the
sympathy Of all friends. The funeral took
place to-day. Rev. Penhallegan, of Strsator,
delivered the funeral sermon, and then a
large number of friends followed the body
to the cemetery where it was laid to rest, a
short distance from the early scenes Of his
labors
Thus Aliens old settlers are passing away.
Some few moved from here, others, among
them the elder Lane and Geheber, the
Wormleys and Fry, have passed the bourne
over which no traveller returns, And now
James Mcintyre has joined them. Let us
hope that when the final summons shall be
given be will look heavenvard and say
Ready to 60 am ~
Slep. pioneer sleep, thy labors are ended
Life's busy drama is brought to close;
And may the last sentence with mercy be
blended,
And prove but balm for lifes troubles and
woes.
RANSOM, Jan. s. 1887. ScRIpToR.
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Vicinity Items.

The Bureau county Necs says: THE
cattle are actually growing poor in many
parts of this county on account OF the diff
Guilty about water. 1t mas not been so dry
In these parts for many years.
Princeton, H., boasts cat which plays
the piano. Ottawa cats can't play on that
instrument, but can sing bass and tenor and
everything between, "tlll you can't rest"
A white crow Is to be seen In d large
flock of black mates which haunt the
woods near Hume, ILL.,
A man named Smith was run over and
killed by the cars one evening in Aurora
In front of his own house. The coroner's
jury found that street lighting In that city
along the railroad route is insufficient.
The revenue receipts at Peoria for the
month of December were 81 ,242,22S and
for the year nearly thirteen millions of dol
lars. This is quite nice morsel for
Uncle Sans" pocket book!
Joliet and Streator have been greatly ex-
ercised of late in rival efforts to secure the
car shops of the Santa Fe II. Il Co, and
the newspapers of those two cities have
waged a bitter war of words. Here Is the
last shot from the Joliet Meas: "Streator
doesn't stand any show In this car shop
contest. The company will not place its
works in a town unless 1t can show clean
law and order record That's where Joliet
has the advantage over all competitors"
Joliet Repu6 Sun: after trial OF two
weeks In Ottawa, 10 see whether William
Reddick was insane when he made his
will, the jury disagreed. 1t Is pity that
not only Ottawa, but Joliet had few such
insane men as Bill Reddick was"
James Mcintyre, well.known citizen of
the town of Allen, In this county, died on
Monday last. He was well.todo farmer
and greatly respected He was a brother
to Mate" and Supervisor VIM Mcintyre.
Another railroad accident happened In
the suburbs of S:reator, on the c., B. & Q.
railroad, on Monday evening last, resulting
in the death OF Augustus Dlrker, an en-
ploye of the Coke works, a mile north of
town. 1t was caused by the collision OF a
freight with a coal train. Coroner Glen,
denim and a jury did not fix the blame on
any one; and yet most railroad accidents
are the result of carelessness.
There are seven counties in the state OF
Illinois where superintendent of schools
are females.
Streator Free Press: J. c. Campbell Of
this city says of the Reddick will case
"Reddick was one Of the clearest- headed
men ever knew. III bet at the time he
made that will he knew more and had bet.
ter sense than all the will breakers put TO-
gether'
On New Years day, little twoyear old
sou of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Winters, OF
Joliet, while playing with a screw got II In
his mouth, AND then trying 70 swallow II
was choked 10 death.
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DUNCAN & O'CONOR.

iitOTESys at Lar.
NOrICE.-EsTATkc CT Luxe auLL.SEi, TX, Y,
" Notice l. hereby given that the underslRnri. "A
mini -'r.tor Of the : state 81 Luxe AullaHcY, ise
Of the county Of Ia "a lie and state Of Illinois. de
ceased will appear before the Probate Court Of ssld
county on thu third Monday tbeing the 2st dAr) OF
February, 1885, Al the Probate Court Room IN V'tssA
IN aid county, when and where all persons having
Slain. or demands against said estate are notified 10 a.
Tend and present the In writing for adjustment
JOHN MULLASEf,
tsnssx Admlnlssrstor.
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STATR OF ILLINOIS, 80.
COUHtg Of LHST'te,S
t. ions + NAsH. Cashier OF the above named Bank,
do sol mnly swear that the above statement Is true
to the best Of my knowledge and belief
j. Y. NASH. Cashier.
Subscribed ard sworn to before me- this IN day Of
january, 1857. lHON 4. ri LLEki'N,
IskALJ Notary Public.
CoKHEcT-Atte.t: II. " HAMILTON.I
J. f. NASH, DbectOr5'
r. &. SWIFT,
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NO. 1884.
NO. 1884.
EPORT OF THE CONDITION
The First National Bank Of Ottawa, ILL.,.

Al OTTAWA, IN rHR STATE OF ILLINOIS, AT THE
CLosk or BUSINESS DECEMBER N 1886.